Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-01

TOWN. over ouuudl'
Bro. Hoskins, of the Leader, st. Louis,
was in town Monday.
For pure paris green. 60 To Il. A..
Miller X Co.'S Central Drug store.
5. w. Tinker and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. T. S parents in Saginaw
Mr.. Smith, of Saginaw, visited his
daughter, Mrs. S W. Tinker, Monday
The Church Block has been painted
during the past week, making a vast
improvement.
Celebrate the 4th at home Spend
your money at home and buy your
fireworks of Geo. f. Sprang.
A special with four coaches, from Mt
Pleasant and along the line, attended
camp-meeting here Sunday.
Harvey Button has not gone to
| Shepherd to take +. Il. Schweir's place
as stated last week, but has gone to
assist.
Parties desiring frst-class Dental
work at reasonable prices, call on w.
Kelly over Weayer's Drug Store, Alma
Mich. *430-2w
w. Kelly will leave Saturday for
South Eend Ind, for a week 5 visit, and
will return Friday evening, July sth.
WANTED. One or two more pupils
on Guitar, Banjo, Clarionet or Cornet.
Apply at once. \. ID. AMSDEN.
John Thompson was given 20 days in
the county jail for drunkenness and dis
order, last week by Justice Yerington.
Workmen are at work on the bridge
near the pond in the south part of the
village 1t has been condemned for
some time.
Bro A. y. Brown, editor of the
Tribune, Mt. Pleasant, made rs a
pleasant call, while in town Sunday
last, attending camp-meeting
+. B. Green has put some improve
ments on his house, of late, and coat
of paint. making it now one of the
neatest residences in the town.
The st. Louis blue law ordinance,
compelling the barber shops to remain
closed on sunday, came up in the coun-
| ell, last week, and was defeated.
The young and promising lawyer, W.
! a. Bahlke, is said TO have made the best
speech that has been heard in the court
room at this term of court.-Gratiot
ddrUcc.
The legislature has passed the liquor
tax bill, making the tax on whiskey
$500 and on beer $500. If signed by
Coy Luce 1t will become law, and
will materially assist the cause Of
temperance.
Frank Thompson, a bright promising
lad Of North Shade, aged about Il years,
a son of Thomas Thompson, was
drowned, in Fish Greek near Hubbard
ston, while bathing June 10Th.
Howell is working very hard and will
bond the town for the T. X A. y.
railroad shops. Howell is nice town.
but they will never get the car-shops.
WANTED.-Good girls IN the Treat
ing, Turkish, Russian and Electric
Bath Rooms. Also good Dining Room
and Chamber girls at The Alma SAM
tarium. NJ. HALE, Manager.
In our list of arrivals, at the Santa.
rum, last week, we gave \. NJ. Chaplin
which should be y. NJ. Campau. of
Detroit. Mr.. c. has been at st. Louis
the past month but desired change
Our genial friend, Geo. Aldrich, i:
the next one to tickle the palate of the
printers, with the incest and largest
strawberres we have seen this season
They were the first picking Of a late
variety.
The board of Health. at Beltown
have served an INDUCTION on the owner,
of the two dams between Elm Hall ant
their town, forbiding them daming VI
the stream. consequently the log drive
is hung up for the present.
The publishers of Michigan are turn
ing out specially fine job work in al
grades. a country merchant who dee.
not use neat bill and letter head from
the village papers job department
must he out Of date.-Detroit Dash.
Rev. s :. Harris. Bishop of the bio
S ceSe of Michigan, will preach at The
4 College Hall on Sunday evening next
/ at : 80 o'clock, local time. He will al
minister the rite of confirmation at 1t
Louis on the morning of that day.
= b. w. Sperry, of the Wright House
will please accept the thanks of tn,
q RECORD force for his rich treat o
q strawberry ice cream and cake, witt
which he favored us Mr.. =. iSa prime